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A GLASGOW MP toured Siemens Mobility's depot to learn more about infrastructure projects in the city. The visit on December 6 gave John Grady, who was recently elected to represent Glasgow East, the chance to see first-hand the contributions that the company has made to the UK rail industry and the key role it plays to transform rail travel and transport for passengers across Scotland. During the visit, Grady toured the facility to learn about Siemens Mobility's continued commitment to Scotland's Net Zero targets through key electrification and signalling projects, such as the £140 million East Kilbride Enhancement project. The Labour MP also learnt more about the environmentally-friendly Westrace Modular signalling technology with the Inverness Airport railway station upgrade. Grady also had a chance to meet with local apprentices and graduates to learn more about their professional development, including their training roles and career aspirations. He said: "It was great to visit Siemens Mobility’s Glasgow depot to hear about their infrastructure projects across Scotland and the impact this will have on passengers across the country. "I particularly enjoyed meeting with so many talented apprentices who were keen to share their work and aspirations for the future. "Investing in our young people’s future is crucial in delivering economic growth and breaking down barriers to opportunity, two key missions of this Labour Government." Stephen Wright, regional engineering manager for Glasgow, added: "It was a pleasure to host Mr Grady at our depot and walk him through some of the work Siemens Mobility is doing to modernise and decarbonise the rail network in Scotland, including projects in Inverness, Perth, Portobello, and East Kilbride. "We were particularly pleased to have our apprentices and graduates share their experiences on these projects with Mr. Grady, whose commitment to developing the next generation of rail engineers aligns with our own."What is the Future of Personal Lending: Trends in 2024

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The growing demands of mobile technology have increased the need for high-capacity and high-speed data storage, and as digital devices continue to advance, the industry seeks a way to handle larger data loads while delivering fast and efficient performance. Kioxia has now launched the mass production of its latest innovation: the industry’s first QLC UFS 4.0 embedded flash memory device. The new device is designed with quadruple-level cell (QLC) technology and comes with a higher bit density and increased storage capacity thanks to Universal Flash Storage (UFS) technology. High-speed performance for demanding applications With this new QLC UFS 4.0 device, Kioxia offers higher storage capacity within a compact structure which not only benefits compact devices like mobile phones and tablets but also PCs, networking systems, and emerging fields like AR, VR, and that require robust storage solutions. Kioxia’s QLC UFS 4.0 device has impressive data transfer rates with the device reaching sequential read speeds of up to 4,200 MB/s and sequential write speeds of up to 3,200 MB/s. These speeds are achieved by utilizing the UFS 4.0 interface, which supports interface speeds as high as 23.2 Gbps per lane or 46.4 Gbps per device. This combination of QLC storage with the latest UFS interface technology provides a significant performance boost, making it well-suited for data-heavy applications. As a result, users can expect faster file transfers, smoother streaming, and more efficient multitasking, particularly for mobile and high-performance computing devices. Kioxia’s new QLC UFS 4.0 device is also built on its proprietary BiCS FLASH 3D flash memory, known for its durability and efficiency. Designed to meet the JEDEC standard, the UFS 4.0 package combines this advanced memory with a dedicated controller to optimize performance. With backward compatibility with UFS 3.1, Kioxia’s UFS 4.0 devices offer an upgrade path for users. To enhance its practical application, Kioxia’s QLC UFS 4.0 device features a High-Speed Link Startup Sequence (HS-LSS), a new method that accelerates device-to-host initialization. By allowing link startup at a faster HS-G1 Rate A rather than the conventional slower speed, HS-LSS reduces link startup time by about 70%. In addition to faster initialization, the device also includes enhanced security capabilities with Advanced Replay Protected Memory Block (RPMB) features. These security measures protect user data by securing access to sensitive information, such as credentials. With RPMB Purge, users can also ensure that discarded data is fully sanitized, adding another layer of confidence in data protection. Furthermore, Kioxia’s QLC UFS Ver. 4.0 device supports an Extended Initiator ID (Ext-IID), which is designed to work with Multi Circular Queue (MCQ) in the UFS 4.0 host controller. This feature boosts random performance, a critical component for devices requiring fast and distributed access to data across multiple applications. With Ext-IID, the device is better equipped to manage complex data tasks, providing faster, more efficient performance for users with demanding workloads. Via

DANIA BEACH, Florida (AP) — Border Patrol agents are tasked with enforcing hotly contested immigration policies as many Americans at both ends of the political spectrum look askance at the border — and the agents. That's taking a mounting toll, so the agency is training more among its ranks to become chaplains and provide spiritual care for their fellow agents on and off the job. “That’s a really hard thing to deal with, as things tend to flip from one side to the other, and we’re still in the crossfire,” said Border Patrol assistant chief and chaplaincy program manager Spencer Hatch. Unlike in the military or law enforcement, Border Patrol chaplains are usually lay agents endorsed by their faith denominations who are trained by the agency to become chaplains through a 2.5-week academy. Their numbers have grown to about 240 from 130 four years ago. Three times a year, an academy is held at a different Border Patrol station. About a dozen Border Patrol personnel, plus a few Fish and Wildlife Service and Bureau of Land Management officers, graduated from the most recent academy, held near Miami earlier this month. The program, and a nonreligious, mental-health focused peer support program, were started by grassroots efforts in the 1990s. Chaplains stay in their regular jobs, but are on call to assist. Border Patrol agents say they're motivated by the desire to protect U.S. borders from security threats, including the powerful cartels that control much of the border dynamics. They also often rescue migrants lost and dying in the harsh deserts that line the southern U.S. border. But many agents feel the American public sees them as obstacles to migrants seeking a better life in the United States. They often tell their children to say their parent does “government work” for fear of reprisals, especially in the border communities where they live. That dissonance between upholding a duty they feel proud of, and getting called “terrible names” for it, adds an emotional toll to the already dangerous, often isolating work the agents do. That's where the chaplains come in — to help their fellow 20,000 agents cope and prevent the trauma from degenerating into family crises, addiction or even suicide. While most chaplains are Christian, with a smattering of Muslim and Jewish agents, they don’t offer faith-specific worship and only bring up religion if the person they’re helping does first. Rather, they are a comforting presence during critical moments like assisting a suicidal colleague, notifying a family their loved one was killed on the job, and counseling those dealing with addiction, survivor guilt and other traumas. Those are the scenarios that chaplains-in-training practice role-playing at the academy. They also learn about communication and family dynamics, because constant redeployments — some up to 9 times over 18 months during the record border crossings early in the Biden administration — affect their families too. Hatch teaches about the need to maintain both the “hypervigilance” of law enforcement and the humanitarian instinct to empathize with fellow agents as well as migrants. Many agents say they are especially affected by the plight of migrant children at the hands of smugglers. “One tries to give them support within the limits of what your work allows. I always have the biggest smile,” said a newly minted chaplain, Yaira Santiago, a former schoolteacher who runs a Border Patrol migrant processing center in Southern California. By relying on their faith, their commitment to help their colleagues, and their training, chaplains can make a difference. "Even in moments of uncertainty, your presence is often enough,” said Matt Kiniery, an agent in El Paso, Texas, for 15 years and a graduate of the latest chaplain academy. Associated Press religion coverage receives support through the AP’s collaboration with The Conversation US, with funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. The AP is solely responsible for this content.‘Godfather of AI’ raises odds of the technology wiping out humanity over next 30 yearsPalantir ( PLTR 8.54% ) has quickly emerged as a top artificial intelligence (AI) stock pick for many investors. The stock has more than quadrupled in 2024 and has a huge following. But with all that success comes an obvious question: Is Palantir still a top AI pick for 2025? I think the business is primed to succeed in the coming year, but there are also some high expectations baked into the stock price. Palantir's market has massive room for growth Palantir makes AI software for its clients that provides the most up-to-date information possible to those with decision-making capabilities. This originally saw use in the government sector but has since expanded to the private sector. One of Palantir's most promising products is its Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP), which allows companies to integrate generative AI models into their workflows rather than using a third-party tool on the side. This is a huge step toward AI becoming more integrated at work, and it has the potential to make employees far more efficient and make fewer mistakes. AIP demand has caused Palantir's growth rates to soar, with revenue rising 30% year over year to $726 million in Q3. However, its strongest segment by far was the U.S. commercial business, which saw revenue rise 54% to $179 million. Furthermore, the U.S. commercial customer count only sits at 321, so there's clearly a lot of room for growth. If Palantir can capture far more U.S. commercial customers and spread that growth to the government and international clients, Palantir's stock could just be getting started on a huge run. At least, that's the bull case for the stock. However, there are some important caveats here that need to be addressed. The stock has gotten far ahead of the business There's a reason why Palantir's U.S. client list is relatively small: Its software is very expensive. If we multiply the U.S. Q3 revenue by four (to get an annual rate) and then divide that figure by its customer count, we get revenue per client. In Q3, that figure was $2.23 million. Now, that's the average cost per customer, but it seems reasonable to deduce that if you're using Palantir, you're spending a minimum of $1 million annually with the company. That's a price tag that not many companies can afford, so Palantir's potential customer base is capped. Furthermore, companies with this kind of budget likely have access to significant technological resources and can build some of Palantir's offerings in-house. So, if you think tens of thousands of businesses will be signing up for Palantir's software over the next decade, you need to rethink your analysis. The problem is that Palantir trades like those customers who have already signed up. Right now, Palantir's stock trades for an astounding 65 times sales and 358 times earnings! PLTR PS Ratio data by YCharts Compared to the popular AI stock Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) , which trades at 51 times earnings and 28 times sales, it's far more expensive despite Nvidia growing at a significantly faster pace. So, what kind of growth would Palantir have to put up to reach Nvidia's current valuation? Much more than it's showing now. Let's say Palantir can achieve these two things: 30% profit margin (up from its current 20%) 40% companywide revenue growth If it did that, it would take over four years for the stock price to rise to the same price valuation as Nvidia (excluding stock-based compensation effects). That's four years of the stock not changing in price, and increasing and sustaining its growth rate from current levels. These assumptions don't add up, especially with the limiting factor of Palantir's product price. As a result, I think investors should look for a new AI stock for 2025, as there are far more attractive options out there that don't have ludicrous expectations baked into them.

“The Taiwan issue has always been so complicated that it’s never been an isolated issue and has always been a part of the US policy towards China,” according to Zhiqun Zhu, director of the China Institute at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania. “It’s really difficult, almost impossible, to isolate the Taiwan issue from other strategic, military and economic issues,” said Zhu, a political scientist. While Beijing has repeatedly described Taiwan as “the most core” of its core interests, it is not so for the US, “though it’s important”, Zhu explained at a recent discussion hosted by the Institute for China-America Studies, a Washington-based think tank.

After topping $100,000, Bitcoin supporters see the cryptocurrency soaring even higher. Bitcoin has proven to be one of the best-performing assets in modern history. The value of the cryptocurrency has increased some 1,000 times over the past decade, far outpacing US stocks and real estate. Buoyed by United States President-elect Donald Trump’s crypto-friendly stance, Bitcoin’s record rally hit a new high of $107,000 on Monday after the Republican reiterated his intention to create a Bitcoin strategic reserve. Bitcoin, the first decentralised digital currency, was invented by the pseudonymous figure Satoshi Nakamoto in the wake of the 2007-2008 global financial crisis. Nakamoto introduced the blockchain system – a digital ledger that stores transactions in a network of computers – to enable anyone to make financial transactions without the involvement of banks, financial firms or governments. Once widely derided as a speculative asset with no intrinsic value, Bitcoin is being taken increasingly seriously by governments, financial institutions and investors alike. Boaz Sobrado, a London-based fintech analyst, said Bitcoin has transformed from being a niche asset favoured by political dissidents and criminals carrying out Illicit transactions “to something that central banks have to keep in mind and consider”. “The IMF has put very firm anti-crypto political guidelines into place when negotiating with countries that might require its own assistance. It’s gone from being an academic question to a practical, real one and one that central banks are taking very seriously now,” Sobrado told Al Jazeera. In January, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds), allowing investors to have exposure to the asset on the stock exchange for the first time. In an October report, the US Department of the Treasury referred to Bitcoin as “digital gold”, noting its use as a store of value. A number of countries have made big bets on the cryptocurrency. El Salvador has accumulated some $600m worth of Bitcoin reserves and is one of just a handful of countries, along with the Central African Republic, that accepts the asset as legal tender. Other countries, including the US and the United Kingdom, have acquired large holdings of Bitcoin through the seizure of assets implicated in criminal activity. The US has seized at least 215,000 Bitcoins, valued at almost $21bn at current prices, since 2020, according to an analysis by crypto firm 21.co. With Trump returning to the White House, Bitcoin supporters are hopeful that cryptocurrencies will gain unprecedented legitimacy after years of government-led crackdowns on the sector. Despite once labelling Bitcoin “a scam”, Trump has emerged as arguably the world’s most powerful advocate for the asset. After pledging to make the US “crypto capital of the planet”, he has picked several high-profile crypto enthusiasts to join his incoming administration, including former PayPal Chief Operating Officer David Sacks as crypto tsar and Paul Atkins as SEC chair. Trump’s pro-crypto stance has found allies in the US Congress, such as Senator Cynthia Lummis, a Republican from Wyoming, who earlier this year introduced the BITCOIN Act of 2024, which would include Bitcoin among reserve assets such as gold and oil as a long-term store of value. Under Lummis’s plans, the government would buy roughly 200,000 Bitcoins every year for five years, and then hold the assets for 20 years as a hedge against inflation. “If we did that with five percent of all the Bitcoin that will ever exist – which is roughly a million Bitcoin – we could cut our debt in half in 20 years,” Lummis said in a television interview with Fox Business. On Wall Street, derision and mockery have also given way to more positive appraisals. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, who once described Bitcoin as an “index of money laundering”, in January said the commodity was “no different than what gold represented for thousands of years” and an “asset class that protects you”. ‘Currency of resistance’ The key attribute of Bitcoin that makes it revolutionary is that it separates money from the state, according to Max Keiser, senior Bitcoin adviser to El Salvador President Nayib Bukele. “This is the first time in history that this has ever happened – money exists that has no central authority controlling it. This is what makes it unique, very powerful,” Keiser told Al Jazeera. “There’s now this growing feeling that the 21st century will be the century of Bitcoin.” Keiser spotted Bitcoin’s potential early on and advised people to buy it when its value was only $1 in 2011. That year, he and his wife, television presenter Stacy Herbert, called Bitcoin “the currency of resistance”, and predicted it would top $100,000. One of the reasons Bitcoin has gained strength in value is the poor performance of economies such as Argentina, where inflation last year skyrocketed more than 200 percent, according to Gerald Celente, founder and director of the New York-based Trends Research Institute. “People were seeing their currencies being devalued... People were saying: ‘I’m losing all my money, what am I going to do?’ They can’t afford to buy gold, so they started buying whatever they could in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, so that kept it strong,” Celente told Al Jazeera. Since Trump’s election, Bitcoin’s price has risen by more than 50 percent and with an incoming pro-crypto administration, Celente predicts an even greater rally. “[The value] could go through the roof, but we don’t see [Bitcoin] going down much at all,” he said. Crypto supporters argue that Bitcoin’s winning advantage is that its global supply is capped at 21 million. Unlike central banks that can print money indefinitely, Bitcoin’s supply stays constant no matter the demand, which has helped boost its value against the dollar. Armando Pantoja, futurist and tech investor, believes that Bitcoin will appreciate in value “forever”, likening the purchase of the asset to buying real estate in Manhattan. “Bitcoin has value not because of the currency, but because of the technology that governs it, blockchain technology,” Pantoja told Al Jazeera. “In Bitcoin’s blockchain, there’s a certain supply of Bitcoin that comes out every 10 minutes, and every four years they cut it in half. Over time there is less and less Bitcoin being generated. “Once it reaches the limit, no more can be created... That’s why it’s going to keep going up, every four years when they cut the supply, it has to respond positively. It has to keep going up to supply the demand.” Keiser predicts Bitcoin will reach $1m in value in the coming years, with a market cap at least equal to gold’s market cap of $20 trillion. “That would be $1m a coin. I think that would be a conservative estimate for the price for the next three to four years,” he said. Bitcoin’s stellar rise, however, has not convinced everyone. Despite its recent rally, the commodity continues to be extremely volatile. After hitting $107,000 at the start of the week, the asset had by Friday plunged below $97,000. Many financial analysts continue to view Bitcoin as a bubble with little to support its stunning rise. “The more resources Americans misallocate to #Bitcoin and #crypto-related businesses, the fewer resources will be available to devote to making stuff we actually need,” Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Capital, said in a post on X last month. “The end result will be larger trade deficits, a weaker dollar, higher inflation, and a lower standard of living.” Even as Trump’s positive stance towards Bitcoin has thrilled crypto enthusiasts, some pro-crypto governments have reined in their support of the sector. El Salvador announced this week that it would privatize or close its cryptocurrency wallet “Chivo” as part of the terms of a $1.4bn loan deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Bukele’s government also agreed to make acceptance of Bitcoin by businesses voluntary, within steps to assuage the IMF’s concerns about Bitcoin-related risks. Central bank digital currencies Some crypto supporters see governments and central banks taking a leading role in the global march towards digitised money with the development of their own currencies. Celente of the Trends Research Institute said the US, for example, could create its own digital currency as a way to pay off its federal debt. “There’s no way the US can pay off their $36 trillion worth of government debt. They may come up with a new cryptocurrency as part of CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currency),” Celente said. “You’re seeing more and more of the central banks talking about CBDCs, they’re definitely going to go into that direction,” Celente added. “They’re going to use this as an excuse to come up with a coin because they cannot pay off the debt that they have now. They’re going to say, ‘This [digital currency] is worth a lot more than the dollar, yuan, the euro,’ and use that to pay off their debt.” Some observers have warned that the introduction of CBDCs would open a Pandora’s box of problems related to government control and surveillance of people’s finances. Trump’s pick for commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, is the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, which manages the stockpile of US Treasuries that back Tether, the largest stablecoin by market cap. Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies that are pegged to a traditional commodity or currency to maintain a stable price. They have reached record volumes of more than $200bn in total market cap. Sobrado said there could be an opening for Tether to become the national de facto privatised CBDC for the US, and for smaller economies such as the UAE, Hong Kong, Singapore and Switzerland to issue their own CBDCs. “The pro-crypto voices and Fed-critical voices have never been louder in the White House,” Sobrado said. Celente said he had no doubt that the future of money is digital. “There’s no question at all,” he affirmed.Saturday, December 21, 2024 HAECO is thrilled to reveal its collaboration with the City of Dallas for the relocation to a modern, 290,000-square-foot facility.Set to begin operations in January 2025, this move will generate numerous job opportunities in the area and substantially bolster HAECO’s capabilities in the industrialization and repair of next-generation aircraft engines. This strategic relocation represents a key milestone in HAECO’s growth within the engine business. The new facility will expand production capacity and allow the company to meet the increasing demand for advanced aircraft engine repair services. Equipped with state-of-the-art manufacturing and engineering technologies, the facility will reinforce HAECO’s position as a frontrunner in the competitive aviation industry. “This project is bringing new, high-paying and high-skill aviation repair jobs into Dallas,” said Councilmember Omar Narvaez (District 6), a member of the City Council’s Economic Development Committee. “I appreciate HAECO’s selection of Dallas and commitment to Dallas hiring.” “We are thrilled to be partnering with the City of Dallas in this exciting venture,” said James Clarke , Executive Vice President of HAECO Global Engine Support. “This new location represents a tremendous opportunity for growth, both for our company and for the local community. It will bring high-quality jobs and support the development of cutting-edge technology that will shape the future of aviation. Working with the leadership of the City’s business development group within the Office of Economic Development has been an extremely positive experience.” HAECO expects the expansion to create more than 100 new job opportunities locally, boosting the regional economy and benefiting surrounding businesses. Alongside strengthening its operational capacity, HAECO is dedicated to workforce development in the area. The company plans to roll out extensive training and development programs aimed at building a highly skilled workforce, fostering both economic growth and innovation. “This project is a true win-win for our community,” said Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, Interim City Manager for the City of Dallas. “HAECO will provide high-skill and high paying jobs in Dallas, and by participating in a workforce partnership program, we are building a pipeline of Dallas workers for Dallas jobs.” HAECO is a top-tier provider of on-wing and near-wing engine services, with key facilities strategically located in Hong Kong, London, Amsterdam, and Dallas. In addition to its specialization in engine installation, HAECO delivers cutting-edge tooling solutions and extensive training programs. The company operates EASA- and FAA-approved workshops to meet the varied engine needs of its international clientele. 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Global Areca Plates Market Expansion Continues: Insights into USD 658.1 Mn Forecast - 2023-2031 12-27-2024 04:54 PM CET | Advertising, Media Consulting, Marketing Research Press release from: Transparency Market Research Areca Plates Market The global Areca Plates Market is poised for significant growth in the coming years, with market valuation projected to surge from USD 414.3 million in 2022 to surpass USD 658.1 million by 2031, registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.4% during the forecast period from 2023 to 2031. This robust growth trajectory underscores the increasing demand for eco-friendly, sustainable alternatives to conventional disposable tableware across the globe. Market Overview: Areca plates, made from fallen areca palm leaves, offer an environmentally friendly solution for disposable tableware. They are biodegradable, compostable, and free from chemicals, making them an attractive choice for consumers and businesses seeking sustainable alternatives to plastic or paper-based products. The global Areca Plates Market is experiencing a surge in adoption, driven by the rising emphasis on sustainability and environmental responsibility among consumers, businesses, and governments. Furthermore, advancements in production techniques are enhancing the affordability and availability of areca plates, further fueling market expansion. Preview essential insights and takeaways from our Report in this sample - https://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/sample/sample.php?flag=S&rep_id=79282 Competitive Landscape The global Areca Plates Market is highly competitive, with key players focusing on product innovation, sustainability initiatives, and strategic collaborations. Prominent companies in the market include: Leef Blattwerk GmbH, Magnus Eco Concepts Private Limited, Vegware Ltd., Papstar GmbH, Deepam Ecogreen, Solia USA, Prakritii International Private Limited, Earthens, Eco Plam Leaf These companies are actively expanding their product portfolios and geographical reach to strengthen their market position. Key Market Drivers Growing Consumer Preference for Eco-Friendly Products As awareness of plastic pollution and environmental degradation rises, consumers are actively seeking sustainable products. Areca plates, with their natural composition and zero-waste production process, are becoming a preferred choice in both household and commercial settings. Government Regulations and Initiatives Governments worldwide are implementing stringent regulations to curb single-use plastics, creating a conducive environment for the growth of biodegradable tableware solutions like areca plates. 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